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Phosphorus Removal from Municipal Wastewater by Electrocoagulation Associated with Biological Treatse, such as deterioration of water quality, eutrophication and loss of aquatic life. Thereby, its removal becomes highly desirable. Thus, the main purpose of this study was to evaluate the efficiency of the electrocoagulation process in the removal of the phosphorus present in municipal wastewater.

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Urban Gardens: Possibilities of Integration with Smart Practices,easing population. In general, the urban population is increasing, which implies several factors besides the preoccupation with the production of food, which can be enlivened by the participation of society’s individuals and public agencies. The objectives of this research are to create a context of

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Mass Exchange in Dead Water Zones: A Numerical Approach,lating flows. These regions present lower velocities compared to the main channel, increasing the deposition of sediment and the temporary storage of polluted materials. Exchange processes between DWZs and the main channel influence the transport of pollutants in channels. This study adopts the k-om

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Potential for Application of the Biogas Produced from Manure of Dairy Cattle in a Cheese Factory,bbe number and gas pressure, among others. The present work analyzed the biogas from a biodigester built under the first project of the Association Technology without Borders (TwB) Brazil in a rural property located in Araranguá, SC, Brazil. The project aimed to apply biogas in the biodigester as a

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The Contributions of Urban Agriculture to the Promotion of Food Security in the Context of Climate velopment, issues related to food security have emerged mainly in urban centers. There is a progressive population growth in cities; transporting food from rural areas to urban centers presents difficulties, and there is insufficient space to continue using current production systems in agricultural